Question

1. Identify and describe two examples of isolated languages

2. Explain why isolated languages persisted over time

Answer 1

Tok Pisin a native language of Papa New Guinea, an isolated country.

Hiri Motu a second native language of Papa New Guinea, an isolated country.

Step-by-step explanation:

Isolated languages can persist over time due to the lack of outside influence of other languages that allow for the morphing of language from its roots in its origin.